Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Deputy U. s. Marshal II, ID. Under wood has returned from Prescott.
 It is reported that Col. F.. V. Carey will soon return and erect his proposed smelling works.
 U.S Attorney Owen I. Rouse has re- turned home from attending court at Prescott.
 Billy Reid expects to secure several attractions for his Opera House early next month.
 Judge M. J. Egsn, of Clifton, stayed over few days ID this cIty on his way home from 6 visit tc California.
 Mr.D.L. Sayre, formerly editor of the Clifton, was married iu Sacramento, California, on December 18th, to Miss A. V. Hickey, of Brighton, Cal.
 The city collector IS after the un- licensed dogs, and it takes the price or q city tax to save the canine bark rom foundering in the sea of misdirected economy.
 Buff has handsome picture of Mrs. Frankie Folsom Cleveland. nicely framed and hanging on the walls of the St. Louis Exchange, IL IS faithful likeness and came from the Christmas number of ''Puck."
 It is stated that 8 change IS soon to be made in the time table of the pas senRer trains over the Southern Pacific, by which the nail from the west will reach here about midnight and that from the east about two o'clock ID the morning.
 One-tenth of the grand prize in the Louisiana lottery was drawn m Los Angeles thls month, but the lucky hold CT sent it for collection through a bank snd refused to reveal his name to the public.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Gillett, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. L. NJ, Prince, who has been visiting her parents in this city several weeks, left for her home at Santa Ana, Cal, last Saturday, together with her two children.
 J.C. Lundy in endesvoring to drive . bail from 6 gun, forced a quarter inch iron rod through the palm of hls hand & distance of about four inches. The wound IS necessarily painful. but DO dangerous result IS snticipated.-Sllver Belt.
 The first "pub. doe" from Prescott re- ceived at this office during the present session of the legislature, IS copy of the the governors report to the Secretary of the Interior, bearing the Compliments of A. A. Bean" The governors mes sage has not yet found its way among the people.
 A kite with a lantern attached took fire from the light, last night and fell on the roof of one of the buildings m the business portion of the city, where it lay until consumed by the blaze. It was fortunately tin roof or serious conse quenoes might have followed. It is not a safe amusement for the boys 10 fly kites with lights attached during suoh dry time 8s the present.
 The law, as il now stands, holds the accounts due printers. by the respective counties, at arms length. They are, | like fowler, only permitted tO come in | st the tail end Of the feast, and are paid | from special fund, chiefly noticeable | for its lean and consumptive condition. It WAS not commendable n the legisla- ture that enacted the law which des- eliminates against printers and m favor of other classes of creditors. -Globe Silver Belt.
 The Deming Headlight reports the ar rival of two carloads of fat hogs | from Phenix, Ariz., one for Santa Fe, | the other consigned to that place for | Captain Doak, who will drive tO his | ranch in Mexico. 1t will be a long | drive IS0 miles. but the Captain will | come as near doing It successfully as any | man we know of. The object is to avoid the high and unreasonable duties on meat taken into that country, Bs there | is none on live hogs"
 Mir. J. F, Jeffords, brother of Capt. T. J, Jeffords, was brought up from Lordsburg by yesterdays train. suffering with compound fracture of the right leg, above the knee, caused by kick from one Of his mules, He was passing by the leaders to harness the wheel ami msls, when one of the former indulged its characteristic propensity in trolic- some way that did more credit 10 its skill than to its judgment Mr. JeffOrds Is now at the hospital and IS resting as comfortable as his condition will per mt.
 Ool. Robenson has very nearly the requisite amount of ore subscribed to warrant the erection of the smelling works and he hopes that by tomorrow night the whole quantity needed will be pledged. There is no doubt whatever that when the company announces its readiness to buy ores, four times the quantity they need will be offered, for there is certainly plenty in the country.
 Mir. ". E. Flames is in from the mines of the Atlas mining company ID this county. and reports lively work both at the shipping point of the company Red Rock stRtion-Rnd Bt the mines, fifteen miles south, where the furnace Is being erected. The railroad company, ii IS reported, contemplate abandoning , Picscho and removing their station 10 Red Rock, where snug little town is bound to spring up.
 Just prior to his departure for the l east Mir. T, 5. Bullock, the builder of the ' Prescott and Arizona Central railway. . representative of Hoof and Horn that while absent It WAS his inten- ton to make B strong effort to secure I the investment of eastern capital ID the [ of dressed beef concern in the vicinity of Prescott, Mir. Bul- l lock spoke very sanguine of the success [ which would attend such an enterprise if properly conducted, and expressed { the opinion that, ID view of the tpresent apphiGBi bANhhlnk AP OA e-C bAN Aluk l systems that for years have controlled ( he beef markets of the east, there would ( not be any great obstacle in the way of T whatever capital might be and Horn.
 While going up Stone avenue to his rooms, on Saturday night, and when nearly opposite the old government cor ral, Publio Administrator Geo. A. Cum [ stepped upon a round stone , which almost caused him to fall, and which twisted his right leg with sui { dcient force to fracture the tibis 8 few inches above the ankle. He attempted [ 10 resume his journey, but fell to the . ground after taking 0 step or two. where ]. 1e WAS found by Mir. D. D. Hall some ' lime afterwards. Mr. Hall procured Rs- | distance and removed Mir. Cum to his .ooms, and Dr. Handy reduced the frsc- . ure. Mir. Cum WAS taken 10 St, Msry's t hospital on Sunday morning, and as he $ s 8 vigorous and healthy man and the N racture IS a simple one, It IS but 8 ques- ion of a short time until his recovery. The local atmosphere IS redolent with